Uptown and South Broadway face off in our Street 16 match-up
Uptown vs. South Broadway in this match-up. Show your pride, residents! Or if you don’t live in either spot, let us know which area is tops for dining out…
Uptown vs. South Broadway in this match-up. Show your pride, residents! Or if you don’t live in either spot, let us know which area is tops for dining out…
For Street 16, our culinary homage to March Madness, we called in the cartologists and pulled out our history books. The LoDo Historic District, for example, was created before Denver had a major league baseball team, much less Coors Field; technically, LoDo ends at the alley between Market and Larimer…
The inaugural Small Plates, Big Hearts takes place tonight at Infinity Park Event Center, 4400 East Kentucky Avenue, where some of Denver’s finest chefs will battle each other in a friendly competition that benefits the Adoption Exchange…
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, right?…
It’s been 25 years since husband-and-wife team Thai Nguyen and Ha Pham took over New Saigon, which I reviewed last week, and in their capable hands, one of the oldest Vietnamese restaurants in the city has remained one of the best. So I was stoked when the New Saigon Bakery…
Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers opened yesterday at 8234 South Kipling Parkway in Littleton, bringing the nationwide total of Freddy’s locations to 61 — and the number in the metro area to four. “It’s been crazy,” says regional franchise operator Brian Pyle. “The line’s out the door and the drive-thru…
There’s virtually nothing that you can’t buy on the streets these days, including sushi. Can you guess where I’m eating? Special bonus: Anyone who gives the first correct answer to the week’s Where am I drinking/eating posts is entered into a pool — and every Monday, we select one lucky…
Avery Brewing hosted the kind of festival on Friday and Saturday that has made it one of Colorado’s top beer makers of the past decade, while Avery’s founder spent the weekend touring Germany, preparing for the future, a future that includes a new, 5.6-acre brewing campus and restaurant in Boulder…
The second match-up of our Street 16 tournament pits LoDo vs Highlands West. Read why each deserves your vote below!…
After spending the weekend scrounging for food in Lakewood — more accurately, Applewood — I was ready to give up. I’d pushed away an inedible pizza, spit out sushi, sobbed over the limp and cold fries at Smashburger…and even the frozen yogurt I got to console myself sucked. The best…
For 34 years, people have flocked to Caldonia’s Tavern and Roadside BBQ for beers and ‘cue, parking on the large patio in warm weather, huddling in front of the TVs inside to watch sports the rest of the year. But if you were looking forward to celebrating the return of…
By noon, there was a line slinking out the door of Red Star Deli, James Mazzio’s new sandwich shop that opened at 6 a.m. yesterday inside the Icehouse, 1801 Wynkoop Street, which is also home to Studio F, a behemoth space complete with a state-of-the-art professional kitchen that Mazzio will…
Plants & Animals Denver coordinates many awesome activities, including the monthly Neat Market, where vegans and vegetarians can obtain hard-to-find and handcrafted food items, and the upcoming Fancy Plants Vegan Prom on Saturday, March 31. But one of its most popular and long-running events is the monthly Chomp! Vegan Supper…
The first match-up in Cafe Society’s Street 16 neighborhood tournament has strong favorite Boulder going against Washington Park. In sheer size, Boulder may steamroll its way through this round, but will Wash Park denizens come out in force? Let us know which neighborhood is the best below…
Is South Pearl Street being overrun by pizza joints? Last week, Sexy Pizza opened in the former home of the Crushery, just a block away from the popular Kaos. But the comments have Harris wondering if South Pearl has really been overrun by hipster doofuses and douchebags:…
St. Patrick’s Day is this Saturday, so of course there will be lots of green shenanigans around town. You can find many St. Paddy’s activities in our online listings. But there are lots of other culinary activities to slurp up this week:…
The Tavern Hospitality Group is hosting a contest in conjunction with March Madness at all of their locations (538 East 17th Avenue, 1949 Market Street, 7401 East First Avenue in Lowry, 5336 DTC Boulevard in Englewood, 1066 South Gaylord Street, 3240 West Colfax Avenue); the winner will receive a trip…
Although I certainly appreciate craft cocktails, there’s a special place in my heart for white-trash margaritas that come in a multitude of colors and fill birdbath-sized glasses. Is that nuclear juice made in a blender with flavored syrup and alcohol that’s maybe not even tequila? Bring it on. So I’ve…
Ron Tarver has owned the Broadway building a block north of Alameda that houses Bardo Coffee House for some time, but when he was looking for a new tenant to replace a business that vacated after ten years, he ended up drawing up plans for his own venture instead: a…
“Eat well, feel well. That’s what this restaurant is all about,” says Srijana Sharma, who, along with her husband and brother-in-law, recently opened Kathmandu Kitchen, an Indian and Nepalese restaurant in Aurora at 16611 East Smoky Hill Road…
Constantly searching for a perfect place to do work was a battle that Mandy Stevens fought every day as a freelancer. So a month ago, she revealed plans to open her own: she and her husband, Kristian Barowsky, took over the Buffalo Exchange space on 13th Avenue and are building…
There are small omelets and medium-sized omelets — and then there are these omelets, which are bigger than your face. Can you guess where I’m eating? Special bonus: Anyone who gives the first correct answer to the week’s Where am I drinking/eating posts is entered into a pool — and…